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Consumer and technological trends in China
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Of course technology plays a key role in the world’s (expected) largest consumer market!
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"With Phoenix New Media, can Phoenix TV, the traditional television broadcaster, successfully play ball in China’s digital content market? ..." 
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"Jason Silva, host of National Geographic’s TV show ‘Brain Games’ and futurist with YouTube series ‘Shots of Awe,’ explains what makes great content online ..."
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Prof. Hankell's curator insight,
October 13, 2014 1:11 PM
He expects his consumer-products company, founded when he was 16, to do about $10 million in revenue...
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"Instagram is no longer accessible in China, joining the ranks of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. what does that mean for marketers?..."
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"Xiaomi, the fastest growing smartphone vendor in China, believes investment in quality products and innovation is a more effective driver of sales growth than advertising, the company's president has said ..."
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"With our attention turning away from the traditional advertising domains of TV and print and towards our electronic devices, how can the marketing industry keep up? ..."
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"From Pizza Express to Samsung, brands are busy executing real-time marketing campaigns. But are they getting them right? ..."
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"Jiejin Qiu, is six months pregnant. Under China’s one-child policy Qiu, and others like her, could expect to have just one baby. Since being introduced in 1979, the policy has resulted in a generation of only children ..."
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"These kids are going to continue to develop and they're going to play on their country's national team, they're going to make their way over to North America, to continue to their career …"
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"Moon cakes are probably the most important type of traditional Chinese pastry. However, the period in the year that they are available is short, only a few weeks. Moon cakes are the typical treat ..."
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"A surprisingly large number of people in China cannot speak Mandarin, also known as Putonghua, and the government is determined to clean up television and spread compliance ..."
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"In China’s competitive cosmetics market who will come out ahead and who should re-evaluate? Brands like Revlon and Garnier have already fallen by the wayside ..."
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"Pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong are not only hitting current sales of luxury brands but may require them to rethink their entire marketing approach in future ..."
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"The World Bank's higher standard, which defines poverty as living on no more than $1.25 per day, puts the number of poor residents of China at some 200 million ..."
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"New practices need new language to describe them. When IDC's smart, experienced, forward-looking, clients and special guests got together at our recent Marketing Leadership board meeting in New York, I jotted down these terms they used as particularly useful as describing their challenges and ideas ..." Via Jeff Domansky
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
October 12, 2014 2:18 AM
Check out these RACI new social media terms.
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"It’s not for sale, and won’t be until early 2015, which could mean June. But there it is, the Apple Watch, accessorizing the wrist of fashion supermodel Liu Wen on the cover of Vogue China‘s November issue, scheduled to hit the stands Monday ..."
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"Global brands must be aware of fundamental behavioural differences in Asia as a starting point for understanding the average Asian consumer ..."
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"In an attempt to address its dangerous smog levels - described as an environmental crisis by the World Health Organisation - canned air is due to hit the streets ..." Via Xposedbydesign
Jackson and Marduk's curator insight,
October 6, 2014 4:39 PM
Economic: China is selling air to tourists because the smog is so bad there. This addresses China's air problem, which is caused by producing goods. The World Health Organization described this problem as an environmental crisis. 
Colton and Kenneth's curator insight,
October 14, 2014 12:47 PM
Even if the air in China is polluted, what's the point of having the bottled air? What's its purpose? It says it addresses the dangerous smog levels, but that is already well known information. China & Area/Geography 
Emily and Kevria's curator insight,
October 16, 2014 4:56 PM
Economic: Due to the bad air quality, China is startimg to trade bottled air. Canned air is goimg to starting becoming more and more popular. The air quality is caused because china is a mass prduction company. This article fits into the economic category because they are trading bottled air for money.
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"China’s consumer market is changing rapidly due to urbanization, demographic shifts, rapid economic growth and the increasing prevalence of digital technology. Digital consumers are rapidly becoming mainstream consumers. This presents both significant opportunities and complex challenges for companies looking to compete in the world’s second largest consumer market ..."
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"A Chinese smartphone app lets patients consult with doctors remotely to diagnose their ailments ..."
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"This glass-bottomed bridge is the latest contender for the title of "world’s scariest attraction" ..."
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"Microsoft launches the Xbox One in China to become the first major console maker to enter a potentially lucrative market ..."
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